But God, I Don’t Want to Write a Book!
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My Spiritual Journey Begins
Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. — Revelation 3:20
Like many of you reading this book, I am saved, blessed, and a highly favoured child of God, having had a personal relationship with Jesus since I was about seven or eight. I remember the Easter service my mom and dad took my younger siblings, Lynn and Kevin, and I to church. This was a special occurrence. I don’t recall ever going to church with my mom and dad, although they made sure we children went regularly.
I guess because it was Easter, we went to a “big” church, not our neighborhood church, for the special service. I recall the Calvary Temple Church, in Saint John, New Brunswick, was big and ornately extravagant in my young experience. I don’t recall much of the service until the end, when there was an altar call for anyone who wanted to accept Jesus into his or her life. I had never been to a service that had an altar call or even known what an altar call was. This was my first introduction to the concept of accepting Jesus in my life, although I did not consciously understand what was happening.
When the altar call came, we had been kneeling. I was anxious and my heart was rapidly beating because I felt I just had to go to answer the call. I stood up. As I started to leave the pew, my dad reached over to me and lightly touched me on the arm and gently whispered for me to sit down. There was no malice intended, and as I think back, I believe dad may have felt that I didn’t know what I would be committing to. At the time, I was so glad he had stopped me because I was so fearful in that very moment. I sat down, relieved that I didn’t have to go to the front of the church. I believe in my heart, however, that although I sat down, Jesus saw my heart and saved me in the very instant that I stood up.
Before this moment, I had already experienced unusual situations and supernatural occurrences, although I was too young at the time to articulate them in that manner, but I did know there were things happening in my life beyond my understanding. Since that first day I stood up to accept Jesus, to now, I have been in and out of organized church but God has never let go of me, has never forsaken me, and has kept His hand of mercy and grace upon my life as you will see as I continue to share my spiritual journey with you.
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About the Book
Throughout her life, author Scherry George has been blessed with experiences that defy the natural, and she came to understand she was destined to write them down to honour God and His majesty toward her and to encourage others in their path to seek and find Him.
In But God, I Don’t Want to Write a Book!, she offers a compilation of her truths regarding the wondrous experiences she’s witnessed since before her birth to the present time. Scherry reveals she is a regular person whom God has used supernaturally throughout her life when she listened and was obedient to His promptings, to exalt His presence and His glory.
Filled with many insights, But God, I Don’t Want to Write a Book! prompts you to ask pivotal questions that will examine your thinking and, in most cases, defy societal norms, culture, education, religion, and perhaps even change your own personal beliefs. It encourages you and empowers you to not be afraid to incline your ears to hear the voice of God and that by heeding the voice of the Holy Spirit, God will coordinate His desires in your life by blessing you and others in miraculous fashion.
About the Author
Scherry George followed a calling to write this testimony of love, grace and mercy bestowed upon her life by God. Her story would seem unbelievable but for the incredible and amazing manifestation of our Lord and Saviour throughout her experiences that leads her to believe ‘there are no coincidences in Christ’. Scherry is living proof of a living God. God is here and He is real.